In her mid-career, Taylor Caldwell recognized her power as a conservative author with a large audience with special renown among conservatives in the 1950s through the 1970s, featuring her relationship to the John Birch Society and the apartheid government of South Africa. Peggy Fried, TC's daughter, travels the world on ocean liners and to other places as a high-placed tag-a-long with TC. Not her amanuensis, not her valet, not seriously her caretaker, and certainly not a close-at-home editor. As Peggy's oldest child, Michael Fried got responses from Peggy only from the world filtered through her mother. Still, unlike others in TC's orbit, Peggy responded to TC with considerable skepticism.

Michael David Fried is an emeritus professor of mathematics at the University of California at Irvine. His research, which can be found on his website, has four divisions according to the projects of his published papers. On his website, years of newsletters are included, which he wrote while developing the themes of this project and are based on Taylor Caldwell's novels, her daughter Peggy's collected pages, along with his own research on the family. This biography is part two in a series that covers the years of Taylor Cadwell's fame up to her death. Visit Michael David Fried's website here: https://www.math.uci.edu/-mfried
Titel
Enough Light to see the Darkness:
Untertitel
Part II: Seeking a Divine Spark
EAN
9798317802073
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E-Book (epub)
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Veröffentlichung
31.08.2025
Digitaler Kopierschutz
frei
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4.01 MB
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776